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jeffranger said:
Blew that match yesterday when we was in control of it
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The same as we did in the previous Test. We were in the box seat in both but didn't take control of them and ultimately lost both. When your in these positions especially in India you have to put your foot on the oppositions throat ! There have been some unexpected finds on this tour, especially the 2 young spinners but it has been a huge chance missed, with India missing so many key players
 
Runs for Crawley again this morning, currently 79 not out of England's 137-2. He's had an excellent series.
 
That's a spectacular collapse even by England standards........

India pushing on at 4 an over 57/0 off 13.....
 
Oh Jimmy Jimmy !!!!! 700 test match wickets !! ****ing phenomenal. No pace bowler is ever gonna get near that milestone again, and he's still going lol. England's greatest, and one of the greatest of all time, unbelievable bowler
 
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Jimmy Anderson to retire from international cricket after the first Test v West Indies this summer, bowing out at Lords.

Brilliant, nice one Jimmy. And the fact that he is apparently guaranteed a place in the team for this match, regardless of form or competition for places, is a perfect testament to the sentimentality of cricket.

Love it.
 
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sb_73 said:
Jimmy Anderson to retire from international cricket after the first Test v West Indies this summer, bowing out at Lords.

Brilliant, nice one Jimmy. And the fact that he is apparently guaranteed a place in the team for this match, regardless of form or competition for places, is a perfect testament to the sentimentality of cricket.

Love it.
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Nice one, I'll be there for that.
 
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